Which MMLU results are actually comparable?
How much of the visible MMLU spread comes from model quality, and how much comes from prompt, shot count, reasoning mode or benchmark variant?
Why this question exists.
The registry preserves source notes for MMLU rows. Those notes include materially different protocols under a familiar benchmark name.
Why it matters. A leaderboard row without its protocol can turn an evidence registry into a false precision machine.
Keep the supported and refuted branches.
A negative result remains visible research memory. Each branch links its protocol and the claim the evidence supports or refutes.
MMLU protocol explains part of score spread
Shot count, reasoning mode and benchmark variant explain a material part of differences published as MMLU accuracy.
Claim snapshots prevent history rewrites
Snapshot-aware evidence makes later benchmark corrections legible without silently changing the historical claim.
What the graph can currently say.
Leaderboard rows need protocol context
MMLU provenance already records different evaluation families. The next step is to expose that structure beside every derived claim.
Visible ownership.
- Stable ID
- RQ-0004
- Created by
- Kacper Wikiel
- Contributors
- Kacper Wikiel · CodeSOTA registry contributors
- Visibility
- public